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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1910
Page
5
Those intending to public sale in the coming season should promptly send their name address and sale date to Tam News for inclusion in the Public Sale Record to avoid date conflicts. No charge for the service. Sales must have bills or advertisements ordered in advance for publication in the Danny and Wrextr issues.
Ex Senator Frank C Norwood travels on business. Miss Mary Williams of near Baltimore visits Frederick. Mrs J Hauer Quynn of East Third street visits relatives in Baltimore. Ex County Commissioner D W Zentz of Bhurmont in Frederick on business. Former Register of Wills William B Guindall of Woodsboro spends day in city. Mrs Bradley Dorney of Germantown visits sister Mrs Henry Cr mer East Church street. Miss Blanche Howser of Baltimore returns home after visiting Miss Emma Newton East Patrick street. Mr Lawson Cline of Wolfeville visits daughter Mrs J E of West Patrick street. Mr George Wickman and sister Margaret of Point of Books spend yesterday with Mr John Gobner South Market street. William W Doub secretary of People’s Fire Insurance Company returns from Monrovia and New Market. Mrs R A Hagner of Baltimore returns home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W T Fouter. Mr and Mrs John Barnes and Mr Joshua Summers spend evening with Mr Elmer Ray at Feagaville enjoying music on several phones.
A well trained and highly intelligent water spaniel owned by William Beachey of West Pat. Tick Street died on Monday. The aging pet was noted for its loyalty and affection.
John K. Starner of Thurmont wed Laura Bertie Roberta of near Frederick yesterday. The notice notes a straightforward ceremony and lists the couple’s towns, indicating a local event amid a busy community page.
Mr Willard Daniel 8 Willard of Doubs county was killed when a cable on a pile driver snapped striking him in the chest as a heavy timber was moved over the Patapeco river viaduct at Boley Station. He died en route to Maryland University Hospital Baltimore. He was 48 and survived by a widow and eleven children. He was active in the Lutheran church and several fraternal groups.
The Board of Charities and Corrections met at the courthouse and elected officers. David Cramer was named president, Lewis S. Flook secretary, and William C. Birely treasurer. Samuel A. Gregg was reappointed superintendent and Mrs Samuel A. Cirege reappointed matron.
Samuel U. Gregg led a long public service path beginning in Loudoun county Virginia where he was born in 1866 near Waterford. He moved with his parents to Jefferson district in Frederick county in 1878 and farmed until 1887. He joined the U. S. Government mail contract route from Jefferson to Frederick in 1889 and held it for 18 years. In 1906 he became superintendent at Montevue capital, serving 2 peat 4 years. He married Frances K. Baff in 1891, who died in 1905 leaving a daughter Myrtle. In 1889 he married Lily Sena ter of Jefferson and they had two children Charles and Sarah.
The State Roads Commission announced by April 1 plans to begin construction of 1874 miles of new roads statewide. Projects include Allegany, Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Calvert, and Worcester counties with numerous segments and mileages listed, plus various county routes from Garrett to Wicomico. Also noted are several local illnesses and health updates in town.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Margaret M Brychet at 1 30 pm tomorrow from East Patrick street residence with Rev Edward Helfenstein officiating. The late Capt Philip L Estenhew was buried yesterday at 2 pm from Mrs Charles Wertheimer’s home with prayers by Rev Simon S Miller and officiants. Interments followed at Mt Olivet and Greenmount cemeteries with a large floral showing and pallbearers named.
The Rockwell v West and Hedges trial concluded with the court granting a defense request to remove the case from the jury due to insufficient evidence. The plaintiff, Willard T. Rockwell, seeks $10,000 damages for a Brunswick accident in October 1905 that caused a broken foot.
The legislature amended a bond bill allowing Frederick city officials to issue fifty four thousand two hundred fifty dollars in bonds to cover floating debt and fund waterworks improvements. Amendments fix interest at four and a quarter percent and set sale to highest bidders. A related bill for thirty six thousand remains cited but not reported, while lawmakers show support for enabling bonds to improve pressure at high city points to ensure reliable water supply.
January marriage license records show numerous ministers authorized to solemnize weddings across multiple towns including Washington Junction Johnville Libertytown Woodsboro Emmitsburg New Market and Jefferson. Several certificates remain unreturned for four licenses and staff note missing minister verifications.
Fragmented report notes Senator Lee delays a bill to alter writ of habeas corpus by shifting punishment methods and court orders. Maryland law threats and constitutional concerns loom as debate pauses to study meaning and intent. Senator Linthicum's panel postpones the measure to allow further review.
Revival services at the United Brethren church drew a well filled house last night. Reverend Packard spoke on a topic described as The Carpenter's Query, with services from 7 to 7 30 p.m. and plans for further sermons.
On November Jet 1900 the Bank increased its interest rate to four percent per annum on all its special interest bearing deposits. Depositors need not present books for change. The higher rate applies to new deposits under the same terms. The bank advertises first place facilities for general banking.
Elizabeth Young a 60 year old resident of Clarkesburg district Montgomery county is arrested near Bowie Maryland for allegedly swindling farmer Roger Murphy out of 50 dollars and promising loans on property in New York and other places. She borrowed funds, disappeared, and was returned by a Clarksville farmer to Sheriff Viett. She will face a hearing Friday morning in Rockville on the charge.
Virginia Atking died in Baltimore at six months old after burial at the local church. The infant’s grandmother and Clara Chew were among mourners. remains were brought for burial this afternoon with E. I. McLean assisting and Thomas P. Rice as funeral director.
The note lists two and four minute Indestruct Records and other items for sale or trade. It mentions a carload of fine quality navel oranges offered wholesale and a public event at City Opera House tonight with acts and a trial for a new Indestructible device. Local notices include a M. Bishop coming event and Chatauqua selections on Saturday the 10th with tickets at the door.
Equity actions against Clinton Zimmerman and wife aim to compel them to honor a two year old agreement with the promoter of the College Hill addition to Frederick Will. Proceedings to force opening the project reportedly will be taken in a day or two as revived efforts seek compliance and completion of the development.
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